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31 July 2015

Friday Finish: Happy Go Lucky Briar Rose Quilt

I fell in love with the Happy Go Lucky line when it first came out. I made several (yet-to-be-finished) quilts with it. This is my first, and possibly last, king-sized quilt.


I made it using the Briar Rose quilt pattern from England Street Quilts.


I quilted a "star-flower" in each of the patchwork blocks, mimicking the flowers in the fabric line. Sort of. It works for me. Backed in butter yellow minky and bound in the red checkered print. And big enough for a seriously huge fort in my living room!


Checking this girl off the 3QFAL list. And resting my shoulders a bit. It was quite the wrestling session getting this one bound this afternoon!
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13 comments:

  1. Lauren Deel31 July, 2015 20:05

    It's gorgeous! Congrats!

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  2. Lynn31 July, 2015 21:23

    It is beautiful and love that yellow backing. It looks so soft

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  3. stitch quilt knit01 August, 2015 02:51

    I love how you quilted star-flowers on the scrappy patches. This is one of my favourite scrappy quils. I have made a Briar Rose Quilt before and am planning to make another one :))

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  4. Glinda ♥01 August, 2015 03:33

    HUGE! Makes my eyes water just thinking about making a quilt this big! Love it. And the yellow backing is a perfect choice. Now rest!

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  5. Frances Meredith01 August, 2015 03:54

    I love that yellow minky on the back - a perfect choice.

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  6. Gemini Jen NZ01 August, 2015 04:33

    Very beautifully done! Great idea with the quilted star flowers.

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  7. Heide01 August, 2015 05:27

    Beautiful work! Love the fun Summery color combos.

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  8. Kathryn01 August, 2015 11:03

    I've loved this quilt top from the first I saw it. Excellent job! :)

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  9. Judy01 August, 2015 11:59

    Wow! It's Beautiful! And thank you very much for leading me to download the pattern!! Did you use 2 jelly rolls or something else? Hers does not look that big and while I no longer have forts built in my home (sad but true) I'd like to make one for my king bed. Thank you!!!

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  10. Carie @ Space for the Butterflies02 August, 2015 08:17

    Oh what a lovely match of quilting and fabric and it does look huge, no wonder your shoulders ache!

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  11. Jen06 August, 2015 16:17

    Love the yellow minky! Just curious, what type of machine do you use to create a KING SIZE quilt?

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  12. Gemini Jen NZ01 October, 2015 14:03

    What a phenomenal job you have done! It is worth all the effort, enjoy using it!

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  13. Adrianne @ On the Windy Side08 October, 2015 22:05

    Wow! I could tell just looking at this quilt that it was enormous! Love that minky on the back but this quilt must weigh a tonne! Very beautiful.

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